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WONDERFUL MESMERISM.
Interesting Experiments of q Newly disco
cred Hypnosizer In Paris.

Interesting Experiments of q Newly -discov-
cred Hypnosizer in Paris.
London Standard.
NJ. Moulin does not pnt people to sleep. but
makes them obey his will while thoroughly
awake. He began by choosing his subjects
among the people who presented themselves by
placing his hand on the nape of the neck. While
talking to them he inquired whether they felt
an unusual heat under his hand If affirma-
tive answer given he knew he had good
subject, and, while telling him to stand up
straight soon brought him his knees by
simply placing one hand on his back and hold
ing the other in front of his knees
1t was extremely curious to witness the efforts
made By some people to keep their feet, but it
was useless; they had to go down on their KIN ees
One gentleman, well known In Partisan soci ety.
was dragged around the room among the specta-
tors bv ii. Moulin, who put that genteman's
hand first his shoulder and then on his head
and told him to follow him. When they got
back to the platform he told the same gentle
man. when sitting on the ground, that he for
babe him TO RISE Notwithstanding the most
strenuous efforts he could not rise until he had
received the magnetizer's permission.
Oee OF the writer's on tine Gaulois was operated
on In a yet more astonishing manner. Placed at
the extremity of the long hall, with his back
turned to Nj. Mouth, he was told to do all he
could to prevent himself being drawn backwards
toward the platform. He used what seemed to
be almost superhuman efforts to stand whore he
was: but soon his legs began bling violently
and IN spite of all he was soon walking back
wards to the operator.
After that everybody was made to laugh
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
The Trade of the Week Highly Satisfactor
COLLECTIONS Improving.


Considering the season of the year the volume of
trade in progress is highly satisfactory and reports
from nearly all distributing centers of
couraging character The excessive heat which pre-
vailed for some days all over the country has been
against the development of activity in any department.
vet the aggregate of sales has footed up salts
factorily far the clearing statistics
guide to the relative volume of business that is be-
ing transacted. satisfactory exhibit is mace in
parson with year. Prices except grain ruled steady
and strong to-day especially is this trueregardng the
more staple groceries. Coees maintain their strong
position. The New York Shipping list says: The
strength OF the position continues 10 De neu5rahze9
and the slowness with which supplies ar. are being alb
however, the surrounding influences are all of
strongly bullish character. the Brazil markets
being being held with unyielding. strength,
while the statistical position of supplies imparts fresh
confidence to holders IN maintaining their position
views the visible supply for this country and Europe
is moderate and the speculative dealing In options has
market. Under these circumstances the stubborn
vance by keeping of the market is disappointing
well discouraging and affords Jobbers little OPP
portunity to repsenisn 5he snppes he rsae
profits by turning their stocks and in this way
ther. has been @ SaS % 6f pGo and
entering into operations that would increase their
supplies Of stock edcsps IN ene OF
Sugars as WELL are firm and the tendency to higher
prices continues strong efforts to advance prices
have been failures. Canned goods excited, and
without doubt the crop of small fruits has been light
all over the country. Tomatoes. however, now
promise to be plenty. Oranges and lemons move up
another notch and in scant supply. Poultry
weaker to-day and break in this market may be
looked for the coming weeks eggs steady butter frm
apples and potatoes coming in freely but with
good demand, prices well sustained.
GRAIN.
It was an off day in the local market. The attend
nall andt inter in
dull if the bidding is criterion to judge from. Prices
were a shade easier and weakness the noticeable
feature in the condition of the market generally.
= - a.. - 5a, rrIad ne follows.
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The Jobbing Trade.
CANNED GOODS

Peaehss-st.ndard s-pound. s1.s5 az; s,pound
lao. MiseellAneousooB lackberTies .2poggnnd 500
apple, standard, 2-pound. $125 025O; sec
onds 2.pound $l.1O01.2O; cove oysters, L
pound, full-weght, soc 6$l;. light, 650 zoe; 2
pound FULL Sl.7001 80. light 9Oc 6Sl; string
beans, 750S0c; Lima beans. al IS a .5O; peas
marrowfat Toe 0S1.25; small. 81 40 So los
sters ST. 50 az: red cherries. 81. 20 % 130; goose
berries 81 q u. 10: Strawberries 81. Is DIPS.
COAL AND eUKE.
Block, So. IS v ton; Minshal. 80. Is p ton: Jack
son. 1878 ~ ton; Pittsburg, 81 W ton; Raymond
City 81 y ton; Winifrede, 81 ~ ton; Campbell
Creek 81 y ton; Hooking So. rs " tons Island City.
So ~ ton; Highland. 50. rs p ton; Piedmont and
Blossburg SIS p ton; Duggar (Peacock) lump. So y
ton; nut 81. so p ton; chestnut No. and stove
thracite 81 " ton: egg and Crate anthracite. So. 70
" tom gas coke &c y bu 3 " load; crushed coke.
i3c " bu or So 25 " load All soft coal. nut size,
soc ~ ton less than the above prices On the same
quality of lump coal rr,s
Alcohol S.. O5 10: asafoetida, 2O6 25c; alum,
4d5c camphor 80 a &c; cochineal so 055c; chioro
FORM AS 050c copperas. brls. S3 03. 30: cream tar
pure 40042c; indigo, soc 0Sl: licorice. Calab..
genuine 3Oa4Oc: magnesia carb., 2-oz, % 135c;
morphine. z. & W.. " S3. 1898 50: madden. IL
l4c; oil castor " gal. 81. 80 a l. 90: oil bergamet,
" n. S303.25: opium, 81 5004 70; quinine F. 81
W., OF, IS 07oc; balsam copaba. 5O053c; soap,
CASTLE. FIR, l2016c; soda. bicarb.. 4ia0oc; salts
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Why Mormons Are Denied Passes.


1t may not be generally known that among
those who have been deprived of railroad passes
under the order OF things the elders of
the Mormon Church Owing to the peculiar
wording of the law, which permits free trans
of Brigham Young denied the privilege which
is still extended in the reduced fare to orthodox
clergymen. The Mormon elders are net regular
ly ordained minister's and consequently are not
in charge of regularly stated congregations con-
tiguous to lines over which reduced rates
quested; hence the denial of the benefits referred
WHAT effect this has had upon Mormon
evangelizatIon it would be hard to tell. but that
il has materially increased the expenses of that
sect may be gathered from the frequent reports
of its members indefatigable labors among the
unbelievers in this country and Europe.
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Elsewhere.

Ei8eWneF9s
ST. LOUIS. July 23.-Cattle-Receipts 500;
to choice heavy native steers 80. 90 O4.2o butch
ers' steers fair choice. So 3OI03.9O; feeders fair
2 So Texans md Indians common grass to good corn
fed. $2.0O13.25.
Hogs-Rsceipts, 600; shipments. 900. Market
active and 1Oc higher choice heavy and butchers Sc
lections So IS 05.45: packing and Yorkefs: medium
5. 10.
firm; fair to choice clipped SO. Is 04.20; lambs.
So. go 49O
KANSAS CITY July 23.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Ca.tle-Receipts. 600: shipments,
grass Texas firm. Good to choice. corn-ted, 40 4OW
800 common to medium So. 80 03.3 30: stockers,
$2OOD24O feeding steers, S2;5o029o cows
Sl.4002.40 grass range steers, $40 DZSO
Hogs-Receipts a. 100; shipments I.4oo. sup
ply light and market irmer, and 1O015c higher for
S. 25a5. 40, common to medium. S.. oO05 20.
Sheep--Receipts, 400; shipments. none rat NUT
tons in demand; good to choice, $3.50 0o2o; COM
mon to medium. 81 .5O02.2o
CHICAGO. July 23-The Drovers Journal reports:
Cattle-Recepts. 1000. Market steady shipping
steers So. 10 0435; stockers and feeders $1o4 rs;
cows. bulls and lied, $1.2503.Oo Texas cattle,
Hogs-Receipts 6. 200; shipments. 2. 700: Market
strong. Sc higher rough and mixed 20, re 53 90;
ga si ski .nd s :si IR6@soe hsn'
Sheep-Receipts 2 OOO shipments 500 Market
steady; natives. 81. 5OD4 20; Western $3 25 03 80,
and light $4.4O05.3O; packing and bu tchers
SIS. OO25 40 Receipts. LOO; shipments. 500.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. July 23-Cattle-Receipts,
41S; shipments. AIS. Nothing doing; all through
Hoes-Raceipts. 1900. shipments, 1000. Mar
ket firm; Philadelphas So 5O05. 55; Workers. $5.45
as so; common and light, So. 80 05. 40.
sheep-Receipts 2 400; shipmnts. 2, 400. Market
fair at yesterdays prices.
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Meeting of Irish sympathizers.

A meeting of the friends and sympathizers Of
the Irish movement will take place at the
Masonic Hall next Sunday afternoon, July
81. at O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose of re-
organizing the indianapolis branch of the Irish
National League of America 1t is to be hoped
that all who sympathiZe with the Irish move
ment will attend. In the great ordeal through
which Ireland is passing she appeals to the
liberty loving people of America for that moral
and material sympathy which the great English
statesman. Gladstone has referred so frequently.
that odous coercion bill which will be used for
the repression ana determination or the irish
as far as it can ba used by the rapaclous
Tory government Of England. which demands
the condemnation of people of all classes who
love liberty and hate oppression. by oroer or
the committee.
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Instructing q Child.

San Francisco Chronicle.
They riding on the train. The small
child was looking out at the window, wetting her
finger and making marks on the pane, and ask
ing her father Whats that papal' and before
he could look the train had shot past 1t and 1T
was gone He bad been fooled in this way sew
eral times.
s.What are they doing down there, papaf
.'Piowing.p
s.And what's blowing, papaW
That's blowing"
..What do they do it forl
t.They put the seed in there, bury it, land it
grows"
Grows. Howl"
Unto grain The seed is the father of the
grain Just like you over there in that field"
..Papa"-after a moment-"where were you
buriedEf
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TWO FAMOUS ENGLISHMEN.
Pen Sketches of the Duke of Cambridge and
Prime Minister Salisbury.

zen sketches Oh TIE Duhc oi SdnDEtuSo anu
Prime Minister Salisbury.
T. g. Crawford, in New York World.
The Duke of Cambridge is one of the most
noticeable figures in the royal circle of England.
1 had front seat within few feet of the plat
form where ali the royalties were assembled
upon the occasion of the laying of the corner
stone of the Jubilee Institute, and so had a good
opportunity for inspecting the notabes who
present that occasion. The Duke of
Cambridge very much resembles General
Sherman IN his inability to remain quiet
for any length of time. He was con-
tinually rushing about, and from the beginning
to the close of the ceremonies he did not
sit down. This nominal commander in chief of
the English army Is vary tail. He is six
feet in height, but there is slight stoop in his
shoulders which detracts from his military bear
ing. His head Is large and nearly bald; the lit
tie hair which he has left is combed ID thin,
gray wsps over the top of his tapering skull
About the base of his neck his hair is still quite
thick; his forehead is full and lined with wrn-
kles; his eyebrows are bushy aud heetllng. stand
ing out like thick hedge around a pair of blue
goodnatured looking eyes. HIS cheek bones are
high and red. His nose is large, bulging and
very irregular in shape. 1t is not
an aristocratc nose. have seen
genial London cabmen with similar
noses--cabman who had been exposed TO the
weather for many years. pale IRON gray mus
tache and thick, close-cropped side wh'skers set
off the broad. full face of the Duke. His chin
is double He wore upon this occasion skin
tight, flaming scarlet full dress coat There
was very little gold lace upon the coat heavy
gold ornamepted belt encrcled his ponderous
figure. A light blue SASH over mis- left shoulder
stood out IN striking contrast against the scar
let background of the coat Pink skIn-ti
breeches met his high patent-leather boots
the knee; black cooked hat with white plume
he carried under his left / constantly
heard friendly comments from English admir-
ers of the Duke. Said one: ..Oh. he is SO
h'affablen the fact that this distinguished
parsonage could smile was constantly dwelt upon
as a proof of his most remarkable amiabiity.
The Marquis of Salisbury, the Prime Minister
who stood at the head of the group of Ministers
near the royalties was looking very tired and
worn. He is said to be very much worried over
the political situation and is beginning TO feel
that power is Shipping away from him. He is
about the same figure the Duke of Cambridge;
he is equally TALL equally stout and has about
the same stoop in the shoulders. His head. how
ever, is nearly twice as large. He has the strong
sleepy features Of man of power-the unmistak-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-24
CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
Active Trading in Corn. but 1t Is Not of
aKind to Encourage the ~Bulls."
Wheat Remains Steady and Very Dull at
About Seventy Cents-Short-Rib Sides the
Only Commodity Showing an Advance.
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.

ferry Light BUSINESS the New York lEa-
shanee-Most of the Active Stocks Lower.
NEW YORK. July 23-Money call was easy at
3psr cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 5ia36 per cent.
Sterling exchange dull and unchanged
Total sales of ssocks to-day were 1858 shares,
including the following: Delaware, Lackswanna %
Western $500. Louisville d Nashville. 1.45O;
Paeifc Mail. 2,O1O. Reading. 5000; St Paul e.
700. St Paul 81 Omaha, 1,1Oo' Western Union,
5000.
An unusually large number of brokers were absent
from the board-room to-day and the transactions
were the smallest yet recorded for Saturdays bust
ness The total number of shares sold for the day
was only n 503 of which 1900 were traded in the
irst fifteen minutes Prices showed some inclination
sag in the early dealings but this tendency nnay
disappeared. and after partial recovery the market
remained stagnant- The bank statement was favor
able but made no impress the prevailing dull
ness. The extreme fluctuations III but two cases ex
ceeded Il per cent and final changes for
cant fractions only except in wheeling Lake Ere
which. after opening down 50 per cent, declined -
Der cent further. Most of the active list lower
The railroad bond market was equally as uuinter-
ssting as the trading in shares. The sales aggrs-
gated only $l42, 600. -.
Government bonds dull and steady.
State bonds neglected. Closing quotations
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A Glorious Test SeaDce.

Omaha World.
Omaha Medium-"Was it you who played the
accordio NJ"
Spirit-s'Yes, did you like the selection2 The
beautiful air is called on earth Tommy Make
Room for Your Uncle"
'Oh. it was delightful Did You have any
assistance2'
NO"
Did you make all that screeching on the
trumpet yourselfP
Every note of it."
'And was it you who played Yankee Doodle
on the flute"
Eyes and it was I who gave Fishers Horn.
pipe on the fiddle"
Wonderful! 1 suppose you were fond Of
music when EARTH"
Very"
by the way. what was your name when in
the oodv?"
Beethoven"
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An Off-Hand Ceremony.

LONDON OIODe
Said Buffalo Bill had been elected magis.
trate for the State of Nebraska, and was one
evening astonishsd by the visit of ore OF the
geants of the post. who desired to be married.
had never performed civic marriage even
contained nothing in the way of form or direc-
tions therefore had perforce to rely upon my
ingenuity on this occasion and felt somewhat
confused. However, turned to the lovers aud
said the Bridegroom
do you take this woman to be your lawful
welded wife. to support and love her through
life2"
Il do "replied the man.
and do you" said to the bride. take this
man to be your lawful welded husband"
II do, said the woman
.sThen join hands and know that ! pronuncs
YOU two to be man and wife, and whomsoever
Buffalo Bill joins together let no man put asun'
der"
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The Labor Organizations


The Central Labor Union will meet tomorrow even
ing at Workingmen's Hall, No. I121a East Washing
ton street.
The Bakers Union is still unable to to terms
with the bosses, and the new men continually
threatening to strike.
The resignation of A. T. Wilson as master-work-
of district assembly No. 116 is still on file and
has never been acted upon
The directors of the Cooperative Overall Company,
at meeting held last week, decided to increase their
capital stock in order to be able the demand
upon them for goods. Shares the market
for sale.
The gold headed cane purchased by Lady Kern AS
sembly, K. of L.. to be voted to the most popular
recording secretary in the city has been given to E.
S. Pope, of Arms rong Assembly. No. 2212 At the
meeting Monday night it was presented to him in a
neat speech by Miss Minnie Lewis. master workman
of Lady Kern Assembly.
The Cigar makers Union taking steps to prevent
the sale of imported cigars in the city They have
made an investigation and have found that than
four ffths of the cigars consumed in the city are
shipped from other points. The usual method is to
be adopted. and dealers who do not patronize home
manufactures to be boycotted.
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Shirt Ribs-July 800 s07 500 500
August. SEQ 807l2 500 500
Sept. $40 9.15 s01l2 S0Il2
7O7Ia So211 795 7.95

Cash quotations we're as follows: Flour, easy. No.
2 spring wheat, 6S5s a SEC; No. spring wheat
inai No. red. 7l011 lsc. No. corn, Sc 7sc- No
oats. 24as024 a9c. No. rye 45c- Nc. 2. Barley
nominal. No. / Flaxseed SI.14la Prime timothy
seed. S2.15 Mess pork per brl. 90, Lard, per
100 fbs.. Sc. 52la16.55. Short-rib sides Qoose)
7.95 as. OOc- Dry sailed shoulders fboxedl. 500
>. 90c Shortclear sides (boxedl S.3O06-3 5c
Whiskey, distillers' finished goods. 81. To-
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
was firm. Creamery. 174021ci dairy, 1915.
Eggs. dull: fresh. 1 lloO12c.
Receipts-Flour 10000 brls; wheat. 20 900 bu;
corn 58 600 bu; oats, Isl ,OtO bu: rye. 1000 Blu;
barley. 600 bu- Shipments-Fiour. "a, 600 brls
wheat. 522 900 bu; 90, 900 bu; oats, l25O 900
blu; rye A, 600 bu.
BALTIMORE, July 23.-Wheat-Western lower.
closing dull; No. winter red, spot 795s0193ac;
July 79la6 7ssac; August. soaeso4c: September,
SI3sDS1Ac; October. S21a0 S3c. Corn-Western
steady and duh; mixed. spot. 45045asc; August.
As l2c asked September. 46isc asked. Oats frmer
in and quiet Western white, 37a39c; do mixed.
"a 036c Coffee dull and nominal: Rio cargoes,
ord mary to fair. 19lo020l4c- Receipts-Four.
16 925 brls: wheat. 1O3. 600 bu; corn. 5. 500 bu;
oats. 5000 bu. shipments-Flour. 3.7I5 brls;
wheat. $4,000 bu. Sales-Wheat, $40, 600 bu;
corn. 2, 600 bu.
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A Pieca of Crane

Is an.terinc from the front door knob. 1t tells
its own story: The nurse was careless, and
left the bat carriage in damp basement. The
next time she took the baby out riding IT caught
cold musician was called but il was too late.
The Holman Adjustable Cab can be detached
from the wheels and carried into the house
with the baby. perfect cradle. perfect
sleigh a perfect crib, perfect house carriage.
all com bined, making perfect baby carriage.
See advertisement. and send for catalogue Not
sold by dealers
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The Momentous Question.
Tid-B Bits.

It'd Bits.
He-There is something which I have been
wanting 10 ask you for weeks, Estelle, and now,
in this almost absolute seclusion, l going to
dare To-
She-Oh, Rudolph. this is sudden!
He-Youll try to give fair answers
She-Y-yes.
He ell-hushl There is nobody around
doyou believe that Sharps lawyers knew he
cuiltvl
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle IN, Liberal supply and Market Slow
Hogs Active and Higher.

CArTLE-.Reeeipts. 1000; shipments, 1,125. Lib
era supply; uality fair; but few fine shippers here
Market opened SLOW but the prices We're about the
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

" YORK, July %. Bar silver. 962c.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09
Gn Spcraianser inn SrappiItmunf.

s 9rappiltfluiteret / &entudp er Der
nDlig pDo Ell Trappiit peb Mapn Golfer,
Der. i'm SID bar aniat peo Speraen i
Taris % bar iprt ct meset beuaset 2ip.
Eaa @runb al fine raoitale Inifaelie r
paapros ban Jig Napoleon ben 3bies
llnaaoe os blep ubuiit fra Sranfrise,
ioroi ban bapbe fpmponeret Ell repDlll=
toner Gang. San reiite berpaa til De
6orenebe Stater, burr ban bleu aniat
PED Den @frnnife Opera i @eiu Orleans
% 9iproe ifprmenbe 2ptfe. Sort eiter
ovoe bans Suitru, ser bnpoe ta9ct Del
2pfte al bam, at ban oiloe laoe berea
Cater opbraee / ct fat6plif &loItcr.
San bra9te benoe oa til ct peo 9eippprt
/ @entudp beli9genoe alpiter, bppr bun,
lenere to9 Slpret % eiter nosle faa Iara
6prlgb bpbe. Sammen meb i'm Spr
beipste Golfer fort eftcr ErappiitflpIterel
Getblemane, Tom Sennen bapbe cnifet
of le, pg oa Golfer iorlpo bet, iasbt
Trioren til ban: Seq flyer Gem iift
5arpel, men paa @jcnipn, tbi 9e piI
mart ucnbe tilbase til ps." Tennt
Spaaoum ifiiloe usiaa saa / SpfpfbelIe
Otter at Collier / nusle Nar bauoe sipeI
llucerpisnins | Sans / @aibinstpu
9ouispiae % andre Sper, bppr bar
coeralt siproc itpr 9pffe, isste ban Sil.
hust bet neonte 2rappiittloiter, Ser c,
ct al De itrenseite, Der eriiterer, iocI
Muuteue iorplister iis til epis Cans.
beo, mao iupe | en- 2istiite % ielp srauc
oeres @rap. Yaa @ruito al lin ipaat
Sunobeostilitano blep Collier boa fri=
taset for nosle al be ltrenseite Oroens.
re9ler.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

Gn ny Yotetcsiort er bleuen ppbas
get / Yoliuia / Spos Imerifa. Ylnnten,
iom al De Srbipbte fables 8apapurda,
iises at bore ri9ere paa StiuelIe emo
anore Sorter, ps 9iuer Seit fire @anse
cm gtaret. Sen bar ira lob St9ns=
Ter meo lmna, lplesrGnne 8labe.